Presenter, BBC Breakfast

We're looking for an outstanding journalist and broadcaster to join the presenting team on BBC's BAFTA-winning flagship morning programme, BBC Breakfast, the UK's most-watched morning news programme. This is a rare opportunity to play a leading role on the BBC's flagship morning news programmes, combining authoritative journalism with the warmth, humanity and audience connection that define BBC Breakfast. Working alongside Charlie Stayt, Sally Nugent and Jon Kay, you will be a highly experienced broadcaster and journalist who is a team player and able to interrogate the big stories of the day interviewing guests from across the news, politics, sport and entertainment. You will be able to smoothly switch from an interview with a senior Cabinet Minister to speaking to an inspiring individual or someone who has never been on TV before. The successful candidate must combine the unique challenge of this key role on BBC One broadcasting to a mass mainstream audience and delivering our highest standards of public service journalism. You will be authoritative and experienced, capable of handling breaking news while also being warm, engaging and able to provide viewers with the companionship that makes BBC Breakfast part of their daily routine. You'll be able to engage, inform and entertain audiences appealing to audiences of all ages and from all backgrounds and areas across the UK. You will bring exceptional editorial judgment, strong live broadcasting skills and a deep understanding of what matters to viewers. Above all, you'll be trusted to inform, engage and reassure audiences during moments of national importance while helping create the distinctive tone, companionship and public value that BBC Breakfast is known for. Key Responsibilities and Impact Present BBC Breakfast live on BBC One, delivering high-quality journalism to a large national audience. Lead coverage of major breaking and developing stories, adapting confidently to changing editorial priorities in a live environment. Conduct high-profile live and pre-recorded interviews with politicians, public figures, experts and contributors from across the UK and beyond. Identify, pursue and develop news lines during interviews, providing audiences with clarity, scrutiny and understanding. Exercise strong editorial judgment while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy, impartiality and fairness. Presents programmes that involve significant unpredictable live content, reacting to significant/major national and or international stories as they come in, bringing together streams from multiple locations, and interviewing specialist witnesses and highly committed advocates, while continuing to always observe BBC editorial guidelines, always ensuring impartiality and balance. Contribute meaningfully to the editorial direction of the programme, helping shape content, sequence and presentation. Work closely with editors, producers and production teams in the planning and delivery of programme output. Contribute to BBC News digital and social media activity, helping engage existing audiences and reach new ones. Generate original ideas and story treatments that support BBC Breakfast's distinctive editorial approach. Present outside broadcasts and special events across the UK and internationally when required. Be involved in the preparation and planning of output content meeting high journalistic standards and fully observing the BBC editorial guidelines. Essential Criteria Significant experience presenting major news, current affairs or live news magazine programming at a national network level, involving a high degree of unpredictable live content. Editorial leadership and breaking news: Demonstrable ability to lead national network coverage during breaking news and major national or international events, with strong editorial judgement and a proven track record of delivering accurate, impartial and audience-focused journalism. Interviewing and journalistic expertise: Outstanding